Russian comfort food means pelmeni dumplings with sour cream, baked piroshki, beet borscht and thin blini pancakes.
Vancouver has very few Russian restaurants. We could verify one, Harbour Spoon, so this guide features one.
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We only list places whose menu is mainly Russian food, checked against local press, tourism boards and listings. We don't pad the list.
Hours change often, so confirm before you go.
A home-style Russian and Eastern European bakery-kitchen in the Harbour Centre food court, formerly Russian Spoon.
What to order: Siberian pelmeni, piroshki and borscht.
Why it made the list: Made-from-scratch Russian food with labelled vegan options, steps from Waterfront Station.
Address: 555 W Hastings St, Vancouver | Price: $
Home to Harbour Spoon.
Harbour Spoon in the Harbour Centre food court serves Russian home cooking.
Yes, until 2022.
Pelmeni, piroshki and borscht.
Yes, labelled on the menu.
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